A Good Many Dramatic Situations Begin With

When You Can't Remember Why You're Hurt, That's When You're Healed.

We Understand That Nixon's Aggression Against Vietnam Is A Racist Aggression, That The American War In Vietnam Is A Racist War, A White Man's War...we Deplore That You Are Being Used As Cannon Fodder For U.s. Imperialism. We've Seen Photographs Of American Bombs And Antipersonnel Weapons Being Dropped, Wantonly, Accidentally Perhaps, On Your Heads, On The Heads Of Your Comrades.

I Lived In France During The '60s. I Was There From The Early '60s Until 1970, So My View Of The '60s Is More Global. It Was A Time Of Tremendous Transition, Not Only For America But For The Whole World.

Lee Strasberg Told Me I Had Talent. Real Talent. It Was The First Time That Anyone, Except My Father--who Had To Say So--told Me I Was Good. At Anything. It Was A Turning Point In My Life. I Went To Bed Thinking About Acting. I Woke Up Thinking About Acting. It Was Like The Roof Had Come Off My Life!

We Don't Need To Be Perfect. We're Not Supposed To Be Perfect; We're Supposed To Be Complete. And You Can't Be Complete If You're Trying To Be Perfect.